What is the difference between superstition and religion?
Superstition refers to a belief in supernatural forces or other non-rational influences on events. Religion, on the other hand, is a system of beliefs, practices, and rituals that are based on the belief in a higher power or deity. While both superstition and religion can involve beliefs in the existence of a supernatural realm, religion typically involves a set of practices, rituals, and ethical guidelines that are specific to a particular religion or faith.